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Stage 1: No impairment
Stage 2: Very mild cognitive decline
Stage 3: Mild cognitive decline
Stage 4: Moderate cognitive decline
Stage 5: Moderately severe cognitive decline
Stage 6: Severe cognitive decline
Stage 7: Very severe cognitive decline
Alzheimer's disease gets worse over time. Experts have developed "stages" to describe how a person's abilities change from normal function through advanced Alzheimer's.
It is important to keep in mind that stages are general guides, and symptoms vary greatly. Not everyone will experience the same symptoms or progress at the same rate.
This seven-stage framework is based on a system developed by Barry Reisberg, M.D., clinical director of the New York University School of Medicine's Silberstein Aging and Dementia Research Center.
Unimpaired individuals experience no memory problems and none are evident to a health care professional during a medical interview.
Individuals may feel as if they have memory lapses, especially in forgetting familiar words or names or the location of keys, eyeglasses or other everyday objects. But these problems are not evident during a medical examination or apparent to friends, family or co-workers.
Early-stage Alzheimer's can be diagnosed in some, but not all, individuals with these symptoms.
Friends, family or co-workers begin to notice deficiencies. Problems with memory or concentration may be measurable in clinical testing or discernible during a detailed medical interview. Common difficulties include:
At this stage, a careful medical interview detects clear-cut deficiencies in the following areas:
Major gaps in memory and deficits in cognitive function emerge. Some assistance with day-to-day activities becomes essential. At this stage, individuals may:
Memory difficulties continue to worsen, significant personality changes may emerge and affected individuals need extensive help with customary daily activities. At this stage, individuals may:
This is the final stage of the disease when individuals lose the ability to respond to their environment, to carry on a conversation and, eventually, to control movement. They may still say words or phrases.
Individuals at this stage need help with much of their daily care, including eating or using the toilet. They may also lose their capacity to smile, to sit without support and to hold their heads up. Reflexes become abnormal. Muscles grow rigid. Swallowing is impaired.
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Assemblyman John Ceretto, R-C-I-Lewiston, issued the following statement Wednesday concerning Gov. Cuomo's announced casino gaming legislation:
"This week I met with Gov. Cuomo and Seneca Nation President Barry E. Snyder regarding the future of casino gaming in Western New York. During the meetings, I repeatedly stressed to both parties that my top priority is to ensure the best possible solution for local communities, especially the City of Niagara Falls.
"Expanding casino gaming is not my top concern; my top priority is to reaffirm that Niagara Falls receives the tens of millions of dollars it is legally due as the host community for the Seneca casino. I believe there are several key provisions in (the) governor's casino gaming bill that will help to facilitate this much-needed and overdue outcome.
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Speakal, the novelty speaker king (remember the iGhost iPod dock) is over in Vegas with a whole host of new speaker setups, including these brilliant looking Doctor Who and Top Gear themed ones.
The Doctor Who TARDIS model is a Bluetooth speaker that features "powerful bass" and the Stig helmet inspired Top Gear effort has an iPod dock, a built-in digital amplifier, 25W of total output and a built in subwoofer.
"Top Gear and Doctor Who have some of the most die hard fans of any program in the world" said Speakal CEO David Solomon. "We're proud to offer their fan base these unique and lifelike replicas of their favourite BBC icons."
As well as the novelty models, Speakal has also used CES as a launchpad for a number of more conventional (if somewhat still colourful) iPod docks including the FM radio packing, LED clock flashing SBPKX-100, the futuristic SB 12, the Bluetooth boasting iExecutive, the tubular Kurve and the retro-looking SB5.


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And... Chromebook: An outstanding laptop for mum
It's another enterprise techcast hosted by Greg Knieriemen and Sarah Vela. Greg and Sarah host special guest Mark Twomey (@Storagezilla) from EMC, who brings them the low-down on everything we all want to know about ARMed server chip revolution. They also inspire Trekkie envy by chatting about Brent Spiner, aka Commander Data, and Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Blighty actor Patrick Stewart). Plus: election drama, why you should think before you tweet about Sandy, the great Apple shake-up and more... You don't want to miss this.
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- Mark recalls meeting Brent Spiner at VMworld
- The overseas view of the American election... and election predictions
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Perhaps you're looking for a fun place to visit that your whole family can enjoy, or you're here to enjoy Wanaka's winter sports.
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6 ways to have good gym hygiene
If you don't already wipe down gym equipment before you use it, you might want to start.
The key to a cleaner workout session? Simply be attentive. Try these Women's Health Magazine tips on how to avoid grimy gym germs.
• Buy a better bottle.
Plastic water bottles tend to hold bacteria. The only ones you can be sure of are metal. To clean it properly, just wash it in hot, soapy water. Also, keep an eye on your bottle to make sure someone (like nearly half of the people in the survey!) doesn't sneak a sip while you aren't paying attention.
• Wipe, wash, repeat.
Whether you decide to constantly wipe down the equipment, or cleanse your own hands, or a combination of the two, keeping your hands clean can help make sure gym germs don't do any damage. Keep your own little area organized and hygienic, and you're going to be protected. After using each machine or set of weights, use the hand sanitizer and wipes that should be provided by your gym to keep germs at bay.
• Clean your gear. Dirty, dark, moist gym bags are great for fungi; they'll grow just fine in the interior. There are several ways to avoid contaminating your gym bag. Put your dirty clothes in a plastic bag, take them out, and empty the plastic bag right into the washer. And don't forget about your sneakers. Like your dirty clothes, slip them into a plastic bag before throwing them into your gym bag. Then, once you get home, wipe them off with a disinfecting wipe (including the bottoms), let them air dry, and toss them back in the next day.
• Shower smarter. Although they're not completely foolproof, flip-flops will provide a barrier between you and the floors and you and the shower room. But take note: Once they get wet in the shower, fungal spores can still get on your feet. To minimize the risk, soak your sandals in a 10 percent bleach solution once in a while. That'll help keep them – and your feet – as clean and fungus-free as possible.
• Take a rest day. Don't go to the gym if you have a really bad cold and you're sneezing and your nose is running. Also, if you have an open wound, you might want to stay away from the gym that day to avoid infection, or infecting anything you might touch while you're working out.
• Hold off on the hot tubs. If you have an open wound, skin, or other infections, absolutely do not use Jacuzzis or common pools. If you do, you'll not only transmit bacteria, but you'll be more susceptible to bacteria that are already lurking in the water.


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TripAdvisor Rings in 2011 with America's Top 10 Quirkiest New Year's Eve Events
Food-Themed Fun to Be Had at Funky New Year's Eve Ball Drop Celebrations
Dec 14, 2010, 06:00 EST
NEWTON, Mass., Dec. 14, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- TripAdvisor®, the world's largest travel site*, today announced America's top ten quirky New Year's Eve celebrations, according to TripAdvisor editors. From cheese-happy Plymouth, Wisconsin, to pickle passionate Mount Olive, North Carolina, these events offer travelers remarkably unique ways to usher in the New Year.
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1. Pickle Party – Mount Olive, North Carolina
To ring in 2011, the Mt. Olive Pickle Company will present the 12th annual pickle drop – a fun-filled and free event which entails the lowering of a glowing, three-foot long pickle from the company's flagpole. The pickle proceedings are at 7 p.m., or midnight Greenwich Mean Time, so event organizers recommend arriving early. Visitors awaiting the pickle drop can pre-party by partaking in pickle tasting and the event's famous "Pickle Polka."
2. Three's a Charm – Key West, Florida
Florida's southernmost point overflows with New Year's Eve entertainment, offering three distinct—and eccentric— events. Travelers can celebrate the 18th annual conch shell drop at Sloppy Joe's Bar, watch as a "pirate wench" is dropped from the top mast of a historic ship at Schooner Wharf Bar, or head to The Bourbon Street Pub where the drag queen, "Sushi" is lowered in an oversized, red high-heeled shoe to ring in the start of 2011.
3. Hanging with the Peeps – Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Beginning at noon, visitors can enjoy almost six hours of festive fun at the Peeps Fest, the sweetest New Year's celebration around. Families gather to celebrate the delicious marshmallow treats while taking part in Peeps-themed arts and crafts, live music and sampling the sugary treats. The event culminates with the drop of a 45-pound, four and a half foot-high Peeps Chick at 5:45 p.m. Tickets are $6 for ages 13 and older, $4 for ages 2-12.
4. Fishy Festivities – Port Clinton, Ohio
For more than 14 years, Port Clinton – also known as the "Walleye Capital of the World," – has been home to the exciting Walleye Drop. This unique New Year's Eve celebration includes games, fireworks and the dropping of a 20-foot, 600-pound walleye fish named Wylie at midnight. Attendees can warm up with walleye-themed food and drink, including walleye chowder, and a local wine specialty called, "Walleye White."
5. Rockin' Around the Clock – Memphis, Tennessee
New Year's Eve is celebrated rock 'n' roll style starting at 8 p.m. in the heart of downtown Memphis. Travelers can get into the groove with live music from the band Rock Sugar and enjoy the festivities on famous Beale Street. At midnight, event-goers huddle at the Hard Rock Cafe to catch a glimpse of the 10-foot Gibson guitar dropped from the evening sky.
6. Georgia and the Giant Peach – Atlanta, Georgia
For more than twenty years, this southern metropolis has drawn a crowd of more than 100,000 onlookers for its legendary Giant Peach Drop. At midnight, a massive 800-pound peach descends from 138 feet in the heart of downtown Atlanta. For late night revelers, the party extends to Atlanta's Underground where clubs and nightlife are abuzz until the wee hours.
7. Crab-Tastic Celebration – Easton, Maryland
This charming seaside town on the Chesapeake Bay offers visitors a seafood celebration unlike any other. At both 9 p.m. (for the kids) and midnight, a replica of a giant steamed red crab is lowered from the sky as part of Easton's First Night celebration, which includes festivities at several downtown venues, and plenty of bands and performers. Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for students and free for children under five.
8. Orange You Glad – Miami, Florida
Often referred to as the "Times Square of the South," Miami's citrusy celebration on New Year's Eve does not disappoint. Nearly 250,000 people annually flock downtown to watch the 35-foot neon Big Orange drop 400 feet from the Hotel Intercontinental. A brilliant display of fireworks and a laser show accompany the breathtaking ball drop over Biscayne Bay.
9. Say Cheese! – Plymouth, Wisconsin
Travelers hankering for a hunk of cheese can head to Plymouth Wisconsin's annual New Year's Eve cheese drop celebration. The main event takes place at midnight when an 80-pound cheese wedge is dramatically lowered down a 100-foot ladder truck. The celebration takes place in the town's Creamery Building parking lot, and features live music from local bands. Admission is free.
10. A Nutty Time – Raleigh, North Carolina
Nineteen years ago artist David Benson created a 1,200-pound acorn constructed from steel and copper in honor of Raleigh, "The City of Oaks." Each year Benson polishes the acorn to ensure it looks its best for all to see as it is dropped on New Year's Eve at City Hall Plaza; once at 7 p.m. and again at midnight for those who are out until the clock reaches twelve.
"While New York City is famous for its annual Times Square celebration, these lesser known, but uniquely exciting events offer quirky New Year's Eve fun for families and midnight revelers alike," said Karen Drake, senior director of communications for TripAdvisor.
About TripAdvisor
TripAdvisor® is the world's largest travel site, enabling travelers to plan and have the perfect trip. TripAdvisor offers trusted advice from real travelers and a wide variety of travel choices and planning features (including Flights search, TripAdvisor Mobile and TripAdvisor Trip Friends) with seamless links to booking tools.
TripAdvisor® Media Group, operated by TripAdvisor LLC, attracts more than 50 million unique monthly visitors* across 17 popular travel brands**. TripAdvisor-branded sites make up the largest travel community in the world, with more than 40 million unique monthly visitors***, 20 million members, and over 40 million reviews and opinions. The sites operate in 26 countries worldwide****, including China under daodao.com. TripAdvisor also operates TripAdvisor for Business, a dedicated division that provides the tourism industry access to TripAdvisor's millions of monthly visitors. The division includes Business Listings, which allows hoteliers to connect directly to millions of researching travelers, and Vacation Rentals, which helps property managers and individual home owners list their properties and showcase hotel alternatives.
TripAdvisor Media Group websites have been recognized as top travel resources in 2010 by Condé Nast Traveller, Good Housekeeping, TIME magazine and Travel + Leisure.
TripAdvisor and the sites comprising the TripAdvisor Media Group are operating companies of Expedia, Inc. (Nasdaq: EXPE).
TripAdvisor and the TripAdvisor logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of TripAdvisor LLC in the U.S. and/or other countries. Other logos or product and company names mentioned herein may be the property of their respective owners.
©2010 TripAdvisor LLC. All rights reserved.
*Source: comScore Media Metrix for TripAdvisor Media Group Sites, Worldwide, August 2010
** In addition to TripAdvisor, The TripAdvisor Media Group of websites includes: www.airfarewatchdog.com, www.bookingbuddy.com, www.cruisecritic.com, www.familyvacationcritic.com, www.flipkey.com, www.holidaylettings.co.uk, www.holidaywatchdog.com, www.independenttraveler.com, www.onetime.com, www.seatguru.com, www.sniqueaway.com, www.smartertravel.com, www.travel-library.com, www.travelpod.com, www.virtualtourist.com and www.kuxun.cn.
***Source: comScore Media Metrix for TripAdvisor Sites, Worldwide, August 2010
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BELLEVUE, Wash. (Feb. 27, 2013) – Record sockeye salmon runs in the Skagit-Baker river system over the past few years are poised to grow even larger with the completion of another key fish-migration facility by Puget Sound Energy.
After two years of construction, the utility this week is bringing online its second "floating surface collector" to help young salmon migrate downstream around PSE's two-dam Baker River Hydroelectric Project. PSE and fisheries agencies expect the new apparatus to push the Baker River's revived sockeye population even higher.
"Our Baker River dams are an important source of clean, renewable power for our customers, but for migrating fish, the dams are an obstacle," said Paul Wiegand, senior vice president of Energy Operations for PSE. "It's gratifying to see the tremendous difference our recent fisheries investments are making for Baker River salmon."
PSE completed the 285-foot-high Lower Baker Dam in 1925, followed by the 312-foot-high Upper Baker Dam in 1959. The utility employed a variety of methods over the years to move salmon over or around the impassable structures. For most of the past century, the annual summertime return of adult Baker River sockeye averaged about 3,500 fish.
Then, in 2008, PSE completed construction of an innovative, barge-like facility to more effectively attract and collect juvenile salmon for downstream transport around the two dams. This initial floating surface collector, the first of its kind in the world, immediately began producing record out-migrations of juvenile salmon from Baker Lake. (The lake is the river's upper reservoir and prime habitat for salmon.)
The result? The three highest returns of adult Baker River sockeye have all been in the past three years: 22,767 in 2010; 37,264 in 2011; and 48,014 in 2012.
With the launch of a new, 1,100-ton surface collector on Lake Shannon on Friday (March 1) , fisheries managers are about to conduct their first major test of sockeye propagation in the Baker River's lower reservoir. Historically, Lake Shannon has seen few sockeye; trout and kokanee are the reservoir's chief residents. In 2012, however, the state Department of Fish and Wildlife planted 2 million fingerling sockeye in Lake Shannon. The reservoir's new collector is designed to attract those young sockeye – and sockeye from future plantings – for downstream transport around Lower Baker Dam.
"Salmon are important to our tribe both culturally and economically," said Scott Schuyler, natural resources director for the Upper Skagit Tribe. "We're thrilled by the increase in sockeye returns we've seen from Puget Sound Energy's first floating surface collector and the utility's other collaborative fisheries projects. We're hoping for even greater sockeye runs now that the Lower Baker FSC is coming online."
The new Lake Shannon collector, anchored just above Lower Baker Dam, largely mirrors the successful Baker Lake version. Both are large, steel barges equipped with massive, submerged water pumps that simulate river current to attract juvenile fish into the structure. The fish are collected and sorted into specialized holding ponds, with some analyzed at an on-board evaluation station. All collected fish are crowded into large, water-filled hoppers, which are used to transfer the fish to tanker trucks for a downriver drive around the dams. The transported juveniles then spend two days in riverside stress-relief ponds before being released back into the river for their migration to sea.
PSE received a new, 50-year federal operating license in 2008 for the Baker River Hydroelectric Project. The floating surface collectors are just two of the major fish-enhancement projects PSE has collaboratively conducted under the federal license. In 2010 the utility replaced a decades-old fish hatchery and an upstream fish trap with new, technologically advanced facilities. And later this year, a second Lower Baker Dam powerhouse will be completed.
The new, 30-megawatt powerhouse will provide for better control of dam outflows into the Skagit River and reduce the "ramping rate" (the rate of water withdrawal from the river) for the protection, restoration and enhancement of fish and wildlife resources.
The Baker River Hydroelectric Project, currently with 170 megawatts of generating capacity, is PSE's largest hydropower operation. It produces enough electricity to supply approximately 130,000 households.
Washington state's oldest local energy company, Puget Sound Energy serves 1.1 million electric customers and more than 750,000 natural gas customers in 11 counties. A subsidiary of Puget Energy, PSE meets the energy needs of its customers, in part, through cost-effective energy efficiency, procurement of sustainable energy resources, and far-sighted investment in energy-delivery infrastructure. PSE employees are dedicated to providing great customer service that is safe, dependable and efficient. For more information, visit www.PSE.com.
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The Center for Aromatherapy Research and Education, Inc. (CARE) is a nonsecular educational organization dedicated to assembling research and disseminating information on the healing properties and therapeutic applications of essential oils. This is accomplished by the sponsorship of seminars, hands-on workshops, and the publication of various books and DVDs.
The focus of the program is to teach Raindrop Technique and associated skills, as originated and taught by D. Gary Young. This is accomplished through a series of courses that anyone can take. These include the History of Anointing with Oils & Laying On of Hands, Applied Vitaflex, Raindrop Technique, Emotional Release, Essential Oil Science and Chemistry, Basic Principles of Aromatherapy as well as Hands-on Practice and other Healing Skills.
The CARE Program also offers the opportunity to become a Certified Raindrop Technique Specialist (CRTS), a Licensed Spiritual Healer (LSH), a Board Certified Raindrop Specialist (BCRS), and/or a Certified CARE Instructor (CCI).
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(8) The complete CARE Certification Program toward becoming a Certified CARE Instructor (CCI) involves 23 requirements (164 hrs). However, once the first 11 requirements (72 hrs) are fulfilled, you are eligible to apply to become a Certified Raindrop Technique Specialist (CRTS) and Licensed Spiritual Healer (LSH) which makes it legal for you to facilitate Raindrop in all 50 States and Provinces of Canada. Becoming a CRTS is possible only through CARE.
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Irvings Sketch Book appeared in 1819 the history of American fiction was a short and sorry chapter. While Puritanism held away, prose fiction, like drama, was discredited as idle, if not actually wicked. With the period of the American Revolution this ban was indeed removed; but the claims of the state, except upon a few sentimentalists of inconsiderable genius, exerted a pressure which stifled the American novel until, between 1798 and 1804, Charles Brockden Brown adapted to American scenes the romance of terrorthe so-called Gothic Romance. Brown, though he is not improperly called the father of the American novel, has deservedly failed to arouse general interest: his plots are badly constructed and nearly incredible, his characters pride themselves upon their morbid unusualness, and his scenes are only occasionally real. Such was the modest beginning.
All the more remarkable are the achievements of Irving, Cooper, and Poe between 1820 and 1840: they added to American literature the legendary narrative sketch, the historical novel, the novel of the sea, the novel of forest and stream, and the short story.
Irvings love of legend and of humor, manifest in his delightful Knickerbocker History of New York (1809), reappeared in the Sketch Book (1819), notably in Rip Van Winkle and the Legend of Sleepy Hollow. A delightfully pure and well-modulated style and a sure eye for the half-comic, half-romantic legends of his native locality make these chapters preeminent in what is probably the best example of their authors genius. They are, indeed, well-nigh perfect in their kind. If Irving had not the power to originate and sustain an elaborate human drama, he could at leastas these tales and the inimitable sketch of The Stout Gentleman in Bracebridge Hall sufficiently proveset forth single figures, quaint and slightly legendary, with ample background and a masterly display of comic portraiture.
With Cooper the case is quite different: careless about style, deficient in humor, yet genuinely American and thoroughly acquainted with his scenes and people, Cooper has made in The Pilot, The Spy, Red Rover, and especially in the five Leather Stocking novels, a really massive contribution to American fiction. The conventional ridicule of his noble Indians and his females, his woodcraft, and his overanxiety to preach has not greatly diminished the high regard in which those who love large, clean, and vigorous work have agreed to hold the creator of Long Tom Coffin, Uncas, Chingachgook, and Leather Stocking.
While these stories were being written, the center of literary activity had shifted to New England, where by 1840 Emerson, Longfellow, Lowell, and the other great figures of the New England Renaissance had kindled American literature to a real blaze. Perhaps it was the ancient Puritanism of the regionLowell said it was all pulpit when I was growing upperhaps it was the academic strain in the Concord and Cambridge writers; but for some reason prose fiction plays a small part in this great chapter of our literature. Emerson, Lowell, Whittier, and Thoreau never attempted it; in the work of Longfellow it is inconsiderable; with Holmes it is more a means than an end. Hawthorne, however, gave it his almost undivided attention and in it achieved a lastingly important place.
The importance of Hawthornes contribution to American fiction is indicated in Poes well-known review (1842) of the Twice-told Tales. Next to the short narrative in verse, says Poe, the most exacting form of literature is the short tale in prose. But it must be strictly organic: there must be a single preconceived effect, and toward that effect every detail must lead. With Hawthorne this singleness of purpose is probably not the result of an effort to meet an obligation imposed upon him by the technique of the short story, but a natural consequence of his preoccupation with a world of symbols and abstract ethical situations. Whoever will take the pains to compare Hawthornes Note Books with his tales will soon perceive that the themes of Hawthornes narratives as they first take shape in his mind are strictly unified.
This contribution to the technique of the American short story, though of great importance, was not unique: almost simultaneously with Hawthorne, Poe, with more attention to technique and a wider range of subject and of mood, was strengthening what has so far been our most distinctive American contribution to prose fiction. The detective story, the tale of horror, and the story of the grotesque were all executed by Poe with the same attention to form. Whatever one may think of his sense of probability and of his somewhat tricky use of devices for hypnotizing the reader, one cannot possibly deny the service of his storiesor the service of the criticism with which they were accompaniedto the upbuilding of an important school. It is singular, in view of the humor and the formlessness of so much early American writing, that both Poe and Hawthorne should have thus persistently combined masterly correctness with an almost obstinate preference for horror, mystery, and gloom.
In these two great founders of our fiction there is no marked localization: both are vividPoe brilliantly and Hawthorne quietly soyet neither is much interested in studying any particular region. Their successors have, however, almost with one accord, studied the landscape, the dialect, and most of all the manner of life in various American localities.
Of these writers of American short stories distinguished for their careful employment of local color, Bret Harte deserves special notice, because of the novelty of his material and the tremendous sensation which his California stories produced in the seventies. Since his day every section of the country has been more or less successfully, but always carefully, represented in the short story.
A consequence of the westward expansion of the United States was the emergence of Western writers, among whose aims was not merely the introduction of Western characters, but the use of what has become known as American humor, the marks of which seem to be exaggeration and irreverence. Preposterous falsehoods, told with a grave face and an imperturbable hostility to established traditions, characterize this element in our fiction. Mark Twains Innocents Abroad, though not fiction, is one of the best examples of this tendency, which reappears in his Connecticut Yankee at the Court of King Arthur and in other works. No doubt the rebuke of the complacent New England attitude toward European fashions and reputations was, on the whole, a benefit in the formation of a national spirit in American literature.
Of equal benefit and of much more excellence as literary art has been the so-called international novel as it has been written by Howells, James, and others. Here the provincialism, ignorance, and bumptiousness of certain earlier writers, and of masses of their fellow countrymen, are satirized with great minuteness and with admirable reserve. The best examples of this school, though too subtle to have attained great popularity, seem sure of a permanent place.
Akin to the international novel there should be noted a kind of story done with particular success by Howells, in which the characteristics of different regions in the United States are studiously contrasted. Howells delights to bring a family from the Middle West to New York and to work out in the minutest detail the contrast between the two regions. He does the same with the Marches, who go from New England to New York. In like manner, he brings Southerners and other types to unfamiliar regions, in order that his characters may study each other for the benefit of the reader.
In all this development the influence of the magazine has been apparent. Concentrated in the East, especially in New York, the magazine has of recent years been the most powerful of all literary vehicles. Naturally it has emphasized the short story as the literary form most suited to its purpose. Then, too, the short story seems to have prevailed in American literature because American writers have so frequently lacked the ability to originate and sustain large works of fiction. More powerful still has been the haste of modern American life and the consequent impatience at long books. For many reasons, therefore, it is natural that the short story should have been the kind of fiction most frequently attempted in America. In the enormous mass of American fiction there is nothing particularly to our credit. But there is much cause for satisfaction in the wide prevalence of fairly correct technique and in the uniformity with which American writers have kept their work pure and chivalrous.
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But I'm not going to read it until it's published. Even though it's killing me! I'm sure it'll be worth the wait though
That was my thought process, until I finished the series for the second time and was dying for more. If you keep it up until she publishes it, I will have to bow down to you for your amazing restraint.


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Hey all,
I didnt find a kernel guide for the 2.6 range kernels, so after googling and rtfm-ing I managed to compile my own 2.6.0-test9 kernel.
This will be the kernel we will be compiling. My OS is Gentoo. I replaced every Gentoo-specific lines to common ones, so this should work for most distros.
It's very important to know this kernel isn't yet announced stable, so this is on your own risk.
So lets begin.
First make sure you know your system.
$ su ( get in root)
This will give you a list of the modules loaded in your old good functioning kernel. Here you also get the good modules you need to probe if you might have problems later. So you might want to write these down.
Now, we need to get the kernel so,
#cd /usr/src
#wget c ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kerne...-test9.tar.bz2
#tar xvjf linux-2.6.0-test9.tar.bz2
With the tar command youll extract the compressed kernel
#ls la
If ok youll see a present symlink from /usr/src/linux -> /usr/src/old-kernel
#rm d linux
With this command you remove this symlink, because we will make one to the new kernel. We will do this with the next line.
#ln s linux-2.6.0-test9 /usr/src/linux
If you do an ls la you should see the new symlink to the new kernel dir.
Here, take your time to config the new kernel and make sure you have your specs of your box aside you or in your head
If not /usr/src/linux, then #cd /usr/src/linux
#make menuconfig
You will now see the kernelconfig menu. In the top of that screen you can see the version of the kernel. If you dont see here something like linux 2.6.0 test 9 kernel, you should look what you have missed. Maybe only a symlink problem.
If youre ready with the kernel config, than its time to compile the kernel.
On the 2.4 kernels it was like this :
# make dep && make clean bzImage modules modules_install
On the 2.6 kernel its like this :
#make && make modules_install
This is because in this version make is an alias for make bzImage modules vmlinux
If youre not sure about this , then get a manual or type
#make help (I know it worked for me)
OK. Kernel done. Now is another important part in case you did something wrong.
#mount /boot
#cd /boot
Now you're in the boot section and you can move the old image to a new namm
#mv bzImage bzImage.old
#cp /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/bzImage /boot
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To make it easy on yourself, edit your bootloader-conf-file, and change the existing line
for the old kernel to the bzImage.old and add a new section pointing towards the new kernel (bzImage).
Also if you need modules to be loaded, edit your /etc/modules.autoload if you want them loaded on boot.
If youre using Grub saving the conf file will do, but if youre using LILO make sure you rebuild LILO like this.
So, lets finish up ,
#umount /boot
#shutdown r now
If everything goes well you should see your bootloader giving a new option (aka kernel) to be tried out.
Dont panic if something goes wrong on boot, just reboot , launch the old kernel and review what you might have done wrong.
Good luck !
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Eating healthy foods is one of the most important ways to keep your heart working at its best. Choose foods that help you keep your heart — and the rest of your body — in top shape.
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What can you do to eat heart healthy?Look for foods and drinks that are good for your heart. They should be low in salt and added sugars, and limited in the types of fat that harm your heart. If you eat calories from foods that have unhealthy fats (saturated and trans fats) or foods that are high in added sugars and sodium, you could be hurting your heart.
Learn to read Nutrition Facts labels. A serving is the amount of food or beverage the label describes. You should usually eat ONE serving during a single meal or snack. The label will also tell you how many servings are in the package. If the label says there are two servings in the package, eat half or share it with a friend.
Limit foods that have high amounts of certain nutrients. If the label says the food has lots of unhealthy fats (like saturated and trans fats) try a healthier option. Limit foods that are high in sodium and sugar, or are higher in calories than similar foods or beverages. Compare labels on different foods to find the best option.
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- Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables.
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Written by Deb Egenberger Thursday, 18 March 2010 16:29
A look at the bottom line of state aid for Brady Public Schools for the 2010-11 school year put an initial smile on the faces of board members Monday night. The total is up almost $140,000 over aid paid this school year.
But superintendent Bill Porter was quick to caution the board about getting too excited.
"You really can't count the federal stimulus money as state aid," Porter said. "After next year, that's likely to be gone."
Federal funds total approximately $59,000, up from $35,000 paid last year. Porter said that portion of the district's money will be spent on one-time purchases since it is not guaranteed to continue.
The district also is receiving $42,000 more next year for a transportation allowance. Porter said that comes from adding mileage to daily routes.
The third area of increase for the Brady district is in instructional time allowance.
Porter said Brady students spend an average of 7.8 hours in school each day, not counting recess or lunch time. He said because elementary students are not in class as many days as high school students, that average will likely drop for next year.
"There's a good chance we'll take a hit in that area if we don't make up some days," he said.
The district has taken two snow days, a day off for a funeral at the school and another day for girls state basketball.
"State aid increases with the number of hours students are learning," Porter said.
For now, he said, the board must continue to be frugal and keep the future in mind.
"Things are so uncertain," he said. "It is possible that these numbers could change again before we get into school next fall."
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Soho House/Grey Goose Part 5
We're at the end now. There are several names I can't get to. The list was just too long, one of the most impressive party turnouts in recent memory. And what exactly makes this impressive? Well, any time Madonna shows up it's never, ever a bust.
Soho House West Hollywood is situated on the top 2 floors of an office tower on Sunset featuring a wraparound glass terrace and a huge patio with a pond on one end. This is where Madonna ruled. Perched on a stool at the Grey Goose bar, with Guy Oseary never far from her side (he's hot, by the way), by the time we saw her she had found Zachary Quinto. It was just Madonna, no other women, and the most beautiful men at the party all surrounding her. I swear I could hear her f-cking purring.
The most beautiful among them was Zachary Quinto. And last night Madonna decided that Zachary Quinto would be her pet. Can you imagine how it must be to know that she's decided you're worthy? He was probably freaking out inside. On the outside however Zachary played it perfectly. Deferential, yes, but cool. Not fawning. No excessive laughter, smiling very selectively, and totally, totally aware that the entire room had heard her declaration: Zachary Quinto has been invited.
I don't think I can adequately describe to you the amazingness of the moment. Madonna in a fur collared coat, preening at a harem of gorgeous men who are there to do her bidding, hand picking the ones allowed to stand close to her, rejecting the ones she deemed unworthy, and ultimately settling on a new favourite. We witnessed the coronation of Zachary Quinto. Watching that unfold, Dan, Shinan, and I, we were to ready retire.
Oh they tried, they tried to hide their pouts when Madge grabbed Quinto's arm and placed him on a stool beside her. There must have been tears, so many tears, when she'd lean in, cover her mouth, and tell him her secrets. And then all of a sudden, they were completely surrounded, a crowd 5 or 6 deep converged around them, Madonna the centre of the hurricane...and everyone came spilling out onto the patio. Like somehow word had gotten round that there was no other place to be.
Even Elton John hopped off his throne and came outside. He'd been firmly ensconced at his dinner table all night, no need to traipse around since everyone was coming to him to pay their respects anyway. Except her. And would you believe, even Elton John had to circle the outside of her storm, not able to penetrate his way through her posse.
Eventually, due to fire code and permits, we were all ushered back inside. M took up a back booth with Oseary, Quinto, and two or three others having weeded out all the other sh-t. She was in a great mood, probably tipsy. We could hear her affected accent floating over to our section on the side terrace. Of course she was doing all the talking. By this point she'd taken off her coat, was wearing a creamy pink satin blouse underneath, and most of her comments were directed at her new pet. He was relaxed, leaning back on a chair, face a flawless combination of bored interest. Seriously, this kid can play. Which is why she was SO intrigued.
You need to know about her face?
I was two feet away from her at the bar. The face in person – and all of us, Shinan, Dan, and I were in consensus – is really not that scary. Or at all. It's perfect, of course, and unnaturally smooth and flawless, and she was wearing makeup, MAKEUP, but it's totally not what you normally see in the photos when her cheekbones seem like they're rising up like a ventriloquist dummy with a caved in mouth. Not sure how to explain this. Because as you know I've called her out many times for whatever is filling her out. And under the lights and captured on camera, yeah, of course, that sh-t is f-cked. But curiously enough, it really isn't all that alarming in person. This could explain everything? Because when you see it in person and it's not so bad, you wouldn't think to tell her to cut it down. I guess? I'm not saying she looks 25 and 55 at the same time. I'm saying she looks a decent 40 and totally jacked and butchered. Am I making any sense? I don't think so. Which is part of the f-ckery. No idea why there's such a discrepancy between the photos and the real face.
Back to Madge and Quinto...
Madonna doesn't have to go over and say hello to anybody. They come to her. Harvey Weinstein came to her. So she introduced him immediately to Zachary. They shook hands. Countless others dropped by too. Zachary met them all. This is what happens when you fall into favour with M.
So when it was time to leave, Team Quinto trailed behind Team Madonna, and Dan and I were obsessed with whether or not they were taking the party to her place, and as he passed our table, his face very serious, full concentration, he had his hand over his midsection, as if to settle himself from the realisation of being suddenly anointed Her Madgesty's Next BFF.
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Just a short walk crossing the street about less than 20 meters from Pura Agung Pulaki, is Pura Pabean sitting enchantingly on a small hill on the shore overlooking the picturesque coast of Pemuteran. While the view is already a pleasure on its own, the architectural feature is equally magnificent. With, two gigantic dragon sculptures (Naga Anthaboga and Naga Basuki) decorating the main entrance, the temple displays an unusual blend of Balinese culture and Chinese decorations.
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There are plenty of accommodation options around Pemuteran and Pulaki area.
Located just to the east of Pemuteran Bay, the temples of Pulaki, Pabean, and Melanting are just a short drive away (roughly about 8 minutes) from the tourists facilities compounds of Pemuteran Beach. If you are staying in Pemuteran area or at Lovina Beach, it is best to rent motorbikes, since these temples can be easily reached from the main road.
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